I don't think as a team they have lost their edge. I think that as you watch some guys play they don't seem as interested. D-Wade just doesn't look like the D-Wade we are accustomed to.

The Spurs just flat out shot the lights out last night. I know the Heat will come out with fire and intensity in Game 4. They were just embarrassed in game 3. Look for LeBron to be much more aggressive overall.

The Heat will bounce back after last night, but they will have to show a lot of Heart to win this series. I still say Heat in 6.

I think it's a little unfair to raise that question when one game prior they blew out the Spurs.. Also considering they were ahead most of game one, until a rough 4th quarter sealed their fate. It was only one game and I don't think we'll be seeing Danny Green and Gary Neal putting up 27 and 24 respectively. Sure, a lot of the looks were open but I think they we'll adjust to that. I think it's a fairly safe bet to say that LeBron will make more of an impact as the series goes on as well.

I don't think it's a loss of passion - Wade's hurt, LeBron's tired from carrying his supporting cast (hmm...sounds like a familiar excuse), and the old role players like Battier are out of gas. Bosh is the only one who seems mentally not there, settling for 3's and rebounding like a guy who's 6'1.

The heat are a small group of players that can take over a game. That isn't a championship formula. ...a championship formula includes only one of those guys surrounded by role players. This reason and this reason alone are why the heat are where they are.

That's a little odd since they've been to the last 3 finals and won the championship last year. Sounds like championship formula to me...

I am not a heat fan but.. Miami is one of, If not the best team coming from behind.. They will probably go out this series more aggressive than ever. If wade and James play at their high level.. it's over.